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Beer List Tap

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U.S.A. It could be local, from the midwest, or even the coasts. One thing we know: it'll be American, craft, and delicious! Your server or bartender has the details

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North Coast, Scrimshaw, Pilsner

$7.00

Ft. Bragg, California. Never judge a beer by the size of its sail. North Coast certainly caught this sailor's attention with the girth of its mast. My favorite pilsner west of the Rockies

Allagash, White, Wheat Ale

$6.50

Portland, Maine. My personal Cicerone calls Allagash White the undisputed "best" wheat beer in the United States. We love it too! This lively brew tickles our fancy. P.S. What he doesn't know is that without him, this list wouldn't be possible

Half Acre, Daisy Cutter, Pale Ale

$6.00

Chicago, Illinois. A West Coast Pale Ale in style, made just down the block - chock-full of dark aromatic hops. A screamer, if ya know what I mean

Lagunitas, IPA, India Pale Ale

$6.00

Petaluma, California. The original West Coast India Pale Ale. A hoppy Ale celebrating the British trade routes to India. But who cares about history, sweetheart? Just pour my beer and grab me a curry puff

Two Brothers, Domaine Dupage, French Country Ale

$6.00

Warrenville, Illinois. Caramel malt, spice and toffee. This artisan beer makes me want to go to the French countryside and one day maybe to DuPage County. Just kidding!

Beer List Bottles & Cans

Schlitz, Lager, Can

$4.00

Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In the wake of the Great Chicago Fire in 1871, Schlitz brewery sent hundreds of barrels of beer to support Chicago. That's one heckuva neighbor. We're in

Crispin, Original Cider, Hard Cider

$6.50

Minneapolis, Minnesota. Classically styled, but an untraditional hard cider. Using fresh-pressed apple juice, this original produces a fresh, crisp cider for your taste buds to enjoy

Vander Mill, Totally Roasted, Hard Cider

$7.50

Spring Lake, Michigan. Spring Lake, Michigan. Gluten-free newbie to the brew scene, brings a medley of cinnamon, pecan, and vanilla that will dance on your palate. This is a mind altering example of what cider can be

Original Sin, Pear Cider, Perry

$6.50

New York, New York. Apples and oranges? How about apples and pears? With a crisp, dry finish thanks to a healthy dose of champagne yeast, this delicious concoction straddles a fine line between cider and wine. I'm not complaining

Two Brothers, Prairie Path, Golden Ale

$6.00

Warrenville, Illinois. How can it be, it's gluten free? Who cares, come on, this beer is simply delicious. The brothers have done it again! I hear they're working on a beer to end the curse on the Cubs

Avery, Liliko'I Kepolo, Witbier

$8.00

Boulder, Colorado. If you can't book a flight to Hawaii this winter, just keep kickin' these back and pray for spring

Moody Tongue, Steeped Emperor's Lemon Saison, Saison

$7.50

Chicago, Illinois. Jared Rouben, brewmaster at Moody Tongue, is taking everything he learned working in kitchens and applying it to craft beer, creating some of the most interesting, well-balanced beers in the city. A lemon drop cookie in liquid form.

Victory, Prima, Pils

$6.50

Downingtown, Pennsylvania. The term 'Prima' is a German exclamation of joy, and it was the first word that came to mind for the boys over at Victory upon tasting their newest creation for the first time. I'm more of a 'Huzzah' guy myself, but I may just have to change my tune

Ale Asylum, Unshadowed, Hefeweizen

$6.50

Madison, Wisconsin. This hefeweizen is exclusive to Wisconsin and Illinois, so color yourself lucky! All of the banana and lemon that you would expect from a hefe, served in a super crushable can. Bottoms up

Off Color, Apex Predator, Farmhouse Ale

$7.50

Chicago, Illinois. You're your own (wo)man. You make your own decisions. You're the head of your pride. So why not reward yourself with a beer whose wild nature suits your own? Natural sugars, grains, and yeasts are free to roam in this farmhouse ale, finished by a dry-hopped, fruity goodness. Be the king of your concrete jungle, and let yourself go

Dogfish Head, Namaste, Witbier

$7.00

Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Crisp citrus hits the tongue gently with this refreshing witbier from the not-so-far East, leading one to remark with a subtle, "Ommm." Sit back, let your chakras realign and be at peace, friend

Two Brother's, Ebel's Weiss, Hefeweizen

5 Rabbit, Gringolandia Super Pils, Pilsner

$7.00

Bedford Park, Illinois. This heavenly nectar has everything that you love about classic European pilsners, just with more of it (including booze). Perfectly balanced and incredibly drinkable, there's almost always a sixer of these in my fridge

Victory, Headwaters, American Pale Ale

$6.50

Downington, Pennsylvania. You'll value the headwaters that feed the brewery, making for pure and vital water for brewing this crisp and aromatically arousing pale ale

Founders, All Day, IPA

$6.00

Grand Rapids, Michigan. What's in a name? In this case, an entire day of drinking one of the most refreshing brews I've ever had. Not a single ounce of flavor is sacrificed in Founders' effort to dial back the notch on the classic IPA formula. Sit back, enjoy, and have another!

Dogfish Head, 60 Minute, American IPA

$7.00

Milton, Delaware. This hophead session beer of choice for the proud Blue Hens and many locals. 60 minutes, 60 hops, 60 I.B.U., 6.0 ABV all adds up to an East Coast treasure

North Coast, Pranqster, Belgian Golden Ale

$8.00

Ft. Bragg, California. I'm a spell-check guy and this "Q" was killing me until I put it in the "Google". Genius! This fine belgian ale comes up 1st and 4x before the Chico, CA 60's & 70's folk rock cover band of the same name. Talk about web dominance

4 Hands, Incarnation, American IPA

$7.50

St. Louis, Missouri. A resurrection isn't just celebrated once a year...anymore. Let these flavors of passionfruit and pineapple bring you to the promised land!

Victory, Golden Monkey, Belgian Strong Ale

$8.00

Downingtown, Pennsylvania. What's up with the monkey reference? Well, this Belgian-style trippel comes in at 9.5 ABV, and drinking two brings out the playful monkey in all of us

Lagunitas, A Little Sumpin' Sumpin', Wheat Ale

$7.00

Petaluma, California. A little poetic license from the brewmaster, "Wheaty-esque-ish-ness" my sources confirm, 3 types of wheat & all the "C" hops. The result, a hazy slightly bitter ale and a very pretty girl

Goose Island, Matilda, Belgian Pale Ale

Tallgrass, 8-Bit, Pale Ale

$7.50

Manhattan, Kansas. Remember the neighbor kid who always wanted to play your Atari but would just get mad because he could never win? Don't be that guy. Be the guy who knows when he takes that controller in hand, nothing can stop him. Only now, instead of a joystick, you're holding a tallboy. And instead of breaking the high score, you're breaking all the rules

Ale Asylum, Ambergeddon, American Amber

$6.00

Madison, Wisconsin. A West Coast twist on a traditional American Amber, this brew from our neighbors to the North is 100% gimmick-free. Water, malts, hops, and yeast. That's it! And that goes for every beer they have to offer. Rejoice in the refined simplicity

Moody Tongue, Sliced Nectarine IPA, American IPA

$7.50

Chicago, Illinois. Another expertly crafted brew from Moody Tongue. Both a great introduction to IPAs for rookies and a welcome twist on the style for seasoned vets, you can't go wrong with this brew. The nectarines mellow out the bitterness for an incredibly drinkable IPA

Allagash, Dubbel, Belgian Abbey Ale

Metropolitan, Magnetron, Schwarzbier

$7.00

Chicago, Illinois. This schwarzbier will prove the diversity of lagers, with flavors of bittersweet chocolate and coffee. Drink enough and you may even be able to find the headspace to understand what a magnetron actually is, er does? Huh? We need another

Off Color, Scurry, Dark Honey Ale

$6.50

Chicago, Illinois. In the words of Peabo Bryson, "The line between greatness and obscurity is very, very small." Have you ever heard of a Kottbusser-style beer? Well, you have now. Sweet honey and molasses with a dry finish. Try this more obscure German style beer and taste how it feels to cross the line into greatness

Deschutes, Fresh Squeezed, IPA

$6.50

Bend, Oregon. The folks over in Oregon loved this IPA so much in the brewery they decided to share with you. Part of their Bond Street Series, this super citrus-y IPA will leave you satisfied from the first whiff til the last drop. That's right, I said whiff...it's absolutely OK to smell a beer when it's this good. And even more OK to drink it

Ballast Point, Sculpin, American IPA

$7.50

San Diego, California. If you haven't tried this one out yet, do it now...and consider moving out from underneath the rock that you've been living under for the past couple of years while you're at it. The best IPA on the market. Period

21st Amendment, Brew Free or Die, American IPA

$7.00

San Francisco, California. I haven't been this excited about a new IPA in quite some time, but the gents over at 21st Amendment have restored my faith in the style, and possibly even humanity itself. Beer this good should be a sin

Revolution, Eugene, Porter

$7.00

Chicago, Illinois. Chicago, Illinois. Eugene is named after Eugene V. Debs, an American union leader and activist who led the Pullman Railroad strike in 1804. It is a striking, robust porter full of warmth and chocolate malt

Ballast Point, Victory At Sea

San Diego, California. Exclaim 'Ahoy, mateys!' and wet yer pipe with this robust porter brewed with coffee and vanilla. A battle on the high seas never tasted so good

21st Amendment, Back in Black, Black IPA

$7.00

San Francisco, California. Inspired by Paul Revere's midnight ride, this traditional American IPA is brewed with rich, dark malts, giving it a bold, brave, defiant black color. This is a Declaration of Independence from the tyranny of the expected